regarding
'wllioh has
.Wdiias. which
ND 0:! throefl ofi
‘ > o rope y : n
- whazbeen made to the
'7 Rho petition is made
. a York Finance Company.
Mt a number of interested
(sliding in all parts of the
..... w ‘m the action “are!
- .Cloveland. 0.: Francis
broaden, Germany; lien-
man, who is in the United
.. and la now stationed in
We. Tracy‘s. Buck-
‘ M39“! orlt city,’ Florence
”of Fairgeid. and Grace
ll. bf Fail-field. The de-
:tiie"realduary legatees of
insulate Henry flail. :tnd
, as ha ass gn.
”within-me by one
company seeks a
" s so that it can
. . .
. which it is sought to
' igilhstlar trsct of land
slate ‘ sport. near
‘ ‘n avenue. which
. . the University
. ' o! the property on
Gilli the Halieit
e of property
i
Vi -. . . . , .
‘- i1 . i hernia roperty. The
V ‘ “1mg,“ [livid tuated in the
. ., v ry desirable building lo-
. ‘ ' , ‘oidthlill‘t'wo pieces are
igufllti'wbolesaie district
a three are therefore
I
fill”! that Henry
. 7i .. , and that in Novem-
Whifi iwill was probated
. . it his widow. Cath-
‘.. . ‘vjen alife use of
my and ‘ her death it was
.acdgstiiugto certain spec-
'1'?
w d Francis Hall
'1" man were each
(all) ’ ,6! the estate and
3‘ killin- and the two
$3 festive , one-tenth
lllylllll, ear before the
(IbiulbOa s S. Hall died.
-~ aold his interest in
‘ latii‘ E, li'ritz', of Phil- .
minim! Mr. Frill later transfer-
”m in the undivided tenth
. " the plhihtil! New ltorit'
‘ ompany.
ill , ”divide. the property so-
» ,l-lldxpl‘tlvllloha of the will
“8.69..
" -. on to the civil su-
. that the court or-
‘all‘ thd‘hropsrty. and the
Milli pialatitf company
,... .of the proceeds to
:w'i ‘. ..._ The petition has
1 returned, bathe civil super’
i
arts 10 a: usaao.
H- ‘ 'p , 2“"
of ‘tpunty courts
~ . .i‘l‘iihqm. .,~"~"' ‘9
ioaiondara for» both courts.
.« and commonpless, will
this week. For tomorrow
‘ halatntnonctkms to:
. . ,llnytilqatsporior'oourt as
Miss common pleas; The
. ,. asamgs. Bantu-s. allot!
' L a‘ Judgment in the suits
)s n. wright Smith.
1%; ‘ ”I‘m at ..
, court, .1”, .
,. ' bed. "The llstuf Norms“
lion; '
misdemeanor. ‘ _
with order or discontinuance.
‘ Wit". Hun: Howard
W Midis EIpenscheld
mesc. ‘sstus, defend-
my».
3 ' a 9 ll
‘ monomer from the civil Kl boy i a from Plaisted's
I “'9 dl'w‘l store. Th” “‘1' me more need than audience with his'clsvar performance.
been left one any doctor ever did and not only lien~ Tonight the company will present Lu
will re- Eiitted mytelf but}
the moat Binds to take Donne Kidney l’ills for. “on.” they w". ‘1,“ 1“ Stamford and
‘ saturday they will 0 one their engage- i
t ; incui here with A Mexican Romance;
b‘m‘ “WW" 9“““9- N- Yu '0“, in the afternoon.and Buried Diamonds;
Bridle- Mi
on the forehead, it'd
Mrs. Hall ‘iieti on ;
.1003. and no attempt has yet 1
innate a division of the :
ed 1 a date as possible. ,
ml nance Company has:
. ., , use b
utit Nora-lit Tsitlvnsny.
Don't take our verdict it.
maxim depend es a stranger's stato-
Road South Norwslit endorsement.
Road the statements of South Nor-
walk admits.
mounts for yourself.
~ liars is one case of it:
Mr. H. Swain of 31 Franklin street.
by occupation a lineman. says: "i
wait in a New Yorh'hoap'itnl for over
a ear under treatment for
ed card. 1 had too frequent action of
lost all control. i procured lioan'e
ti l'l‘
advised Mrs.
,baciiauho. They cured her."
Sold for '50 cents a box. Foster-Mil-
ager'its for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan‘s—and
1 indie no other.
._ . . .. ...-........, . ...
' "Isa? restrooms...
pal Churches. as Usual. _
Ash Wednesday. the first day of
Lent. was yesterday. The bells in the
Catholic and Episcopal Churches ush-
ered in the forty days of Lent, with the
accompanying services. and visible
signs 09 penitence. Fasting and pray-
er will be observed.
Ash Wednesday derives-its name from
the ancient ctistoaa n sprinkling ashes
‘ ‘ the icon-
trition'..of the tube subjected
himself to the ceremony. it. was the
beginning of the forty days of sacrifice
that ended with Easter Sunday. The
observ or the which service was
originallyi liar to the Katrina Gatli-
ollc Churc _ but in the progress of re
ligion other churches. as they ceased-
to be a part of ltii‘eirnmother church.
kept the custom. Afterward it spread
to the denominations that were not dis-
tinct branches at the Catholic Church.
in the Roman Catholic Church the
fasting season formerly meant that no
meat could be eaten during the forty
days. but a pontlilcal indult was issued
allowing the bldliops in America to per-
mit working people to eat meat on all
days except Ash Wednesday, Fridays
and the Wednesday and Saturday of
Holy Week. However, they cannot eat
fish at the same meal with the meat.
The induit allows not. only the labia-er
to eat meat hpt also the other mem-
bers of his household. The sovereign
pontiff asks that instead of denying
themselves ’meat. they practice self-
deniai in some other way. During
bent the variousCathollc and Episeo
pal Churcheawuinhold special services
at appointed tithes.
The Lenten semen, although suppos-
ed to last but forty days, is, in reality.
longer. 'for in reckoning the time, the
Sundays are not included.
DIVORCE WANTED BY PROXY.
b—i—
Mary I. astral. of Danbury. Buss
Through Her Next Friend.
Mary E. Baker. of Dsnbury. has in-
sttiuied a suit for s decree of divorce
isgsinst her husband. Donald D. Baker.
of Ottumws, lows. and she has brought
The papers were return-
ed yesterdav to the civil superior court.
it is the first
time in the history of Pairileld coiin- ‘
ty that a petition such as that in the i
it by proxy.
for the March 'term.
Baker case has been brought.
through her next friend. .
action in court.
ember l9,‘1899,‘and.that tilt.
West and haa‘staye‘d there .ever since
‘v- .rfy’i. '
“—
ro PMwFM‘HFIi». -_
- John EMI‘loudoin Guilty of Murder in
,mud Door“.
"" animation. li‘eb. Zd—The trial of
John hi. Boudoi was. aired. eatery
hassyni team
the Jury “3:31 andatvdzl’l they- re-
day afterniia'; .
Mid em- ”(I
, 1 rot~ '
marshal-gig
' w ich wasnrlaon for lite.
"tilt?"
oil- tnrne‘d a verdgt «gurus; Elsi? axe:
and egieaj. union ’s
Ilium!-
fiii‘nw Muel mmfl
or immediately
{in ths‘court
than: m';mt'
a
drink- in s»
i kliliioyl
loo 'hldiat liltl urinary trouble,
when discharged 1 received on iincur~ ”momma“, were.”
The stilt is brought by Mrs. Baker
_ Rebedoa A.
Nash, of Danbury, that course of pro-
ceeding being mainly bwl‘i'lt to the
fact that Mrs. Baker ia‘not yet of legal
age. and a minor cannot sustain pp
The phtition sling“
that the couple were marriedmn Nov-
y‘aftsr
their marriage. the young!» do was
deserted by her husband, who went
A similar petition was brought be-
fore Judge Alberto 'l‘. Roraback In
Hartford‘during the present term of
the civil super-lit court for "Hartford
county, and Judge Rorabsclt has not
yet rendered a judgment on the matv
ter. as he is considering whether a
'tthit'uamc‘uu‘ihhsm
imposed sentence.
yahoo
' th'sznrtsoairnighs regression“.
. g ’a jam _ .Nlll-
din
. . area . materially than
- hummus“ rarer m:
i - .
or KATE Cl
l at Hoyt's Theatre. last night as.
' most pleasing and summit» ,
. Klimt =.-
name.“ «some i
bet; it wild.
would be wantisl'~io.hrua about how
of the play and players warranted
. what the audio
1
w .
iiilsnea. w lcli ‘otrlng‘ the ‘Efllu .
iof ism: riot-as slit» in mm;
'l.il'.°i.'ii?‘ii‘."f .E
. tire company w
i (llioiiitil‘ at 1! f ‘
1 Nil Claire is = Windhrmsrs“ Miss
: ileum Whitman. in tile lluclirua‘oi Ber-
wlck, .l. trying W to; as lioril Winder-
“M i more and William Robert Duly as Lord I
in their various nails
1 ed by the other
i. puny.
tilt-lie Russo; tomorrow afternoon and
1 in the eveninl. * .
A STORY-FRANK LAlDR char-j
[Nil VIRGINIUS.
A few yciira ago, Frank laior. tiic
. leading comedian of Edward E. Rico's ,
ago of Cleveland: Mary H Service‘s Haiti in Catholic and Episco—i 'Shnwtlirl dr The “um (.ap Lam. ‘
pany. was asked to appear at a benefit
to he give by local talent in Minneapo-
lis. Anionx he volunteer Was Freder-
of his compan wss‘to present the for-
ii'm some of " 'irgln us.’ Mr, balor, in
conjunction with an assistant. present-
ed a onesct farce,‘ir‘i which aim coni-
edian appeared in the character of ii
nor-res At thsttlaaleiof the sketch, Mr.
of a rope. The nest act on the program
was the forum scene, which required it
great deal of scenery and. properties.
The stage band who was drawing the
rope that suspended Mr. LIIOI‘. inad-
vertently. when he had the comedian
out of sight of the audience tied off and
left Liner suspended directly abom-
assistance to setting the stage. hir.
predicament could not be heard above
the din and excitement that attended
the setting of the stage for “Virginiiiti”
and owing to the terrific heat frmn‘ihe
lights. his position was almost unbear-
able. Not wishing to disturb the per-
it. until such time as he could be tali-
en down. Suddenly he ‘felt himself
lng above. discovered that a gas bor-
the light. but It was too late. the
strands were fast being consumed, and
it was only a question of moments be-
I
stage.
Virgiuius was heard crying, "Virginia
‘Virginiu." Mr. Wanda stepped upon
the stage to claim his daughter from
fro the flies sndarose and said, "i
am ere. pspn.” The consternation in
the audience and the confusion upon
the stage can well be imagined. There
was a quick curtain and a heart to
heart talk with Lalor by Warde .with
an errlng grin. "The Show Girl” will
be at Hoyt'a tomorrow night for the
tier Company,
THE LIBERTY mums.
The songs for both principals and
Troubadours in Harry B. Smith's new
musical comedy, "The Liberty Belles."
tedly one of the ablest Writers of ly-
rics in America. His clever work in
“Robin Hood."
“Foxy Quiller." and many other suc-
icesaesusre an evidence. Many of the
clevemt he has ever written are in-
ed in its development by them. The
and is written ln,_ltr. Sail a beat
spontancoda inn. _ . ,
very few librettists could follow, main-
talnln the interest which the novelty
of the first act creates up to
fall of the curtain. This comedy has
scored-its mat sudcerls' bemused is
big to the intuit receipt: ever known
dint: f " assi Kirito.“ the tirst piece
ed ore, .to date. The Liberty
on are to appear at Hoyt‘s Theatre.
steamy. larch is.
PEOK'S BAD BOY. .
There willb‘e lots‘ of futi"at'lloytfs
'l’heatre. March 3rd. for Pooh’s Bad
Boy wili'iie marathon. and that means
run. fast fandIur-ioti'a. 'r‘ pianist
been rewritten add-ail ‘ fer than
over. Na always sate bo'pro my a
sure thin. who‘ve do not
mhdy a welcome. good and streak.
surpasses soy. _:. ..
.. ~ - W—“e”
sierra." saw
.. i n ‘
. .
masseuse v at' at
.91
mm
8
entirely at home i
‘ anti acted (born 1
>the kidney secretions; in (M1 l hill! with the utmost ease. strongly support-i
members of the com. |
Prof. boon again mystified the .
ink Wards. who with several members -
Litter was drawnto thd tiles by means 1
the border lights, and then ran to lead 1 .
iielor's oriea to attract attention to his .
formance. he. decided to grin and bear ;
lowered about half an inch. and look- I
fore he would be precipilsted to thei
At this juncture the voice of:
benefit or the Old Well Hook and thl- i
book of the piechsaapeeiall _ bright i
itordayofld tbsp . . _ .
musings held by oil.
vein. The ow. act in its humor andi '
l‘cers ointhe F rat Regiment. C. N. (L. .
. . courtoniartlil
sets is Mt whi h.
in the iii-torrid this house. from the .
tab! to
a. re in“
name." stride. ins—mi : F'
, o W“. ‘raeuiihuesofi "
I‘m
who is the ad- ‘
u. b .u
' i‘yuulfkbfizt "iii-l ’
rue. «‘
NURUE
g.” .. ’
TOR
'3
ROCK "
IVIHYWHIHI.
now free from rheumatism.
i‘I'l-IIY ALL aonas WITH marlin
nonioc is a neon manicmz.
“‘THI. MIDICINI‘. Macs: mom a
is mums
Gentlemen:-l used that 12 oz. bottle of your pro
1 Romeo. i increased ”is lbs. in weight, and fee greatly
improved otherwise. It. a potent remedy.
Yours truly,
(Signed) L. o. wasneuus. M. D.
in Routes and all skin and blood diseases llomoo has the
gmtmt healing power of anything i bavo ever known.
til nod -—~—-—- Former Supt. of Nuts.
l g ) ' ..~._, Hoa'pasi.
. Nashua, N. H.
i i have one customer who, after t'wu bottles of Romeo, is
(Signed) r. it. wmoa'rn, Dmuist.
. ' ' rat. a
DRUGGIST BOHOCo
. ‘ mu
FRIENDS
Lookout Mountain. Tenn.
ration.
Boston
l
by:
r I
lNCQflPORATiON or umous. i
A Ramonstrsnca Presented Against
its Flange of Elli in Hartford.
HARTFORD. Feb. flit—in the llousc
Mr. lilcknell. of Meriden. presented it
.euioimirancti of Uli‘ Metal Polishers.
lluifcrs. Haters. iii-ass Molders and l
Meridcn..
Bms-l‘i’orktirs’ l'iiious of
against the passage of. Senate bill No.
52. calling for the. incorporation of
ratios unions. in their remonstrunt-c
tier which had been raised several. . .. .
feet above his head had come in con- : the “Km” guy of H" MN“
“‘3 “if“ :ht‘; '0" whhigb‘ hlmdhllli' faa'puranioiini to ihl' disintegration of
hi ontHo e “uh“ ‘1‘ 5“ “9 t 9 .our unions. which we regard as our
amp. 9 “m“ “"9 “w” rem ‘only pmtectlon item it certain class of ‘
“Such a iiieasuro being considered
employers. whose only apparent aim
in life seems to us to be the acquisition
of more. and always more. money? rc-
gartlless as in lvhutovur source from
whence it l'tlmt‘fl. bow acquired. or the
iconseducnt-es to iiu-iy- fellowmen. less
fortunate- tliun they inasmuch as their
futures in life (illliltt‘ it necessary for
Slet‘l‘lznim ‘312‘2’3‘iaghecnfgxl'prnm:lllfim to iii-ll their labor, and
l
and a ”he" object dropped to the “"9 i there are many companies and corpora
rations employl
gand decent in t c r ireaimeiii of their
employees and whose executive ofll:
ioera meet our "grievance committees
zip a human. manly. straightforward.
:just and businesslike way. and grant
.us our requests when reasonable.
Whereas. We. gladly proclaim that
labor who are fair
"Resolved, That wltli this class of
employers we have no quarrel."
: ‘ In conclusion the reinonatranta any:
"Resolved. That self preservation
being the first law of nature. we ob-
thc‘ members of my a Erlangcr'si
:resontatlvea at .our state Capitol
a watch most closely the actions of our
are of the merriest. Mr. Smith. the legislators upon this most iniquitous;
author of this bridlit conceit. is admit- measure and to see that their action
serve it by instructing our labor rep»
to
be given the widest'publlcitv and to
; secure a list of the names of those vot-
"The hllh‘ill’man.";iaq for and against it to be. aunt to
lull labor unions. to be acted upon by
'thcm and reserved for future refer-
ence. and especially upon election day.
carporated into this musical comedy :‘l-‘or by their works ye nimlleow’
with such adroitness that the legitl- 2 them.‘ “ ‘
mate concatenation of the. ploi‘s events 1
is not ihterrupied. but israther aid-l soLDiERs DISHONOIAILY Dls~
”a...‘ .g-mw-
cassette.
,/ v
V MB 0 S 5 1
LUNCH AMLM
IBESCUETS‘e
”is - ~ ’ onto an. meal. Al-
lclays retain and lzrlap. in our.
and locum": “ ,
Sold by but (rows.
6.). I00 sacs. law messa-
this to the top inseam-t" i ..
the mountain climber. tired tittie-
violin. slit-suit hath (he was.iuliowias-'
“Oh. yea." cheerfully respondedtho-
guide. “We can walk a little faster."
—(‘.bicago Tribune. , . y
for a few (lay)! ‘
m the trouble;iCliiford'Pliiirmai'y.
iiiiiu!‘
Flier
HARTFORD,.F‘9b-.36~c'1‘he.ootm. .- . ,, .
as a,reault of the
it is understood that a majority of tho“
tixteen men against whom complaints
the final were made are to be dishonorably die
l :harged. ’l‘he offeneea‘alleged include
. i ,. i -
clean,'mllicltlag and entertaining. it i misbehavior while on riothduty 0 WI
ran for over four months’at the Madi- ‘
. sou Square Theatre in New You. play.
terbury. and failure to report for duty
n Waterbury.“ Beyeral men charged
with . easiest 9t subsumed before
the court-martini an .gavo satisfactory
evidence of sickness by producing cer-
tificates of‘phystclans. Those Were ex-
onerated; ‘ . i
:x'crrsmaur on scant) A TRAlN.
“——
Rsar Coach Oct Alice by Explosion of
. an‘Oii mo.
‘BAYBROOK, Feb. ZG—Tbe passeng
era has the ttaiufrom Hartford. by way
‘if the Valley division. but: an un-
isual experience about 5 o‘clock last
‘..u
gxpiodad and inscriptions onset newt:
The it, ‘ was all)
g eiihmes,- are
citembnt amass
at“ ‘ earl « -,
waning.» An oil lamp lathmarooach ..
.uiiai‘uiiifi
by . Yale a
"I was troubledtfor several
with chronic indigestion and nervous
dchlllty," wi‘ites‘li’. '1. Green, of Isaa-
years
:aater, N. it.
years.
She says Electric Bitters are
lust splendid for female.
bias: that
they areagtoodtoaic. ,‘iav't rater -
" it} . other .
fitn-
for weak, no Mite g
medicine can take irratioauaoiir
ily." Try them. ._0nly 6&2 tutti“) ' ~
tlon gust-acted) by l". H. Banter. 3","
Tell a man he muhtn't. and its will:
tell a woman she‘mustn't and you'll .
ice.»Life. ,
oswrrr's wrrcu mu same.
The oniy'posittvs cure *for' blind.
Ideal! itch! and protrudinsrllos.
Oil ~ '
iii~ this
88 ml Emu s.
WL.H.Decker
"‘No remedy helped me
until i began‘uslng Electric Bittera,‘
which didme more good than. s.. (the
medicines i ever used. They have alq
Weekday with in .asceilenthealth- for
it. ,iali’s'bu
they rsoaprtl “We" lid“-
rio' film:
.y'wm tourism No m
M
“isn‘t tiisresiiynulelisr variabilit-
tabled
I
F
”a
there
“w“—
W
—8TCr' THAT COL-D.
ford. Baxter‘s or Plaiqt‘d'g.
“Some men." said Uncle Eben. 'iisaa
. tech big words to ribl‘i‘éfls a no-‘couni
ldeu tliil dry makes me think of it man
Weai'ln' a fur-trim'nied overcoat over it
suit of overalls,"——Wniiblfiigttin Star.
b..-
outv cons roa overseen.
. Oat. says: "l suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have ‘dls-
tress and belching. l tried~ shilling
cert bottle cured mo coma etsl
for sale by R. ll. Piaiste an
Hatter
I ,t.
‘on
‘ practical'cook stove. ' “ ‘
i.
' iri' int i i ‘. “ »
liowm's‘ ,ilih' avail: iii-sin do but:
gripe ‘tior'wdii en the Within.
euro bliloliiiiiiiaii, iiiilliilce, , eonstipa- 5
thin and inactive itvsrsxhyarbuatngw,
tilt-secretions.“ moving ' the
gently, ,"f‘t'U”!!Nlllli’."‘hd‘ll\fln§ such;
tons and strengthto the glands of the: ’
stomach. liver ill‘iil bowels that the!
cause of the trouble ll unmoved "MM"
ly. 'i‘iicso famous ilttlemilla exert a
decided tonic effect "upon the organs
Involved. and if their so. islcontinuod,
' ll be no retul’iil
es'
'rlisy ‘
novels i s
" "Don't let the interrupt yot‘i.‘ ‘saidg ,
the man with the agent’s sample ratio.
"i won‘t sold the man at the desk;
‘ busily‘wriiinu swim-Chicano Tribe;
llflt‘. '
01' it may rvultin Pneumonia. Bra.
illlnii Hill!" is hrealtiuo up Golds when i
ever tried. almost withoutasceptioni
lo. 25. 50c and 81.00 battles. The Gilt:
ARE you L‘C‘lO‘WKIliG eon "
A narraarosrrrom
Mn. Franklin Bulb.“ "6" oastlh;
i could hear of, but nothing helpedmo
until i took Brazilian Balm. strongest)
”r. u.
Don’t Be
wall paper at the moat
price you ever heard of.
item Furnish m.
it will cost.
PAINTERO’ SUPPLIES.
. ARTISTO' MATERIALO.
Colors and other things that
I'll.“ It”.
.—
SPECIAL.
“It“, 10c.
fringe, 25c.
~ Decoratin .
Tci‘phone Connections.
87 Washington Street,
South Norwalk. , i .
and right here?
and act.
Hoodwinked
into paying high prices for Wall Paper.
We have the most elegant dealuis of
reasonable
hang it, and do all work necessary
without inconvenience to you. and your
bill will be reasonable. too. Give us
the dimensions, we will tell you what
Picture Frames and Window Shades
. roads to order.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
Cloth Window Shades. with
Painting. Paper Hanging and.
Conn.
Wflfi!’""¥ v a”
The open an Wt“ spit”
gave way to coal s». thereon
. Then modern issnait‘vm .
ill '
rua oas nasal.
and turned “"th di‘uti'lJol'y ill-I
to comfort and convenience.
Gas is the cheapest pads} . ‘.
easily managed at ellipsis, pro?“
vidsll care iii-given to its line.
A good Gas Stove will. counting
ing the time for care and lack;
of dust. coat one third lesa‘than
: coal.
‘
PRICE tan or.
Connections free.
A postal brings our representa- '
tlve.
Conn. lions" y and
Lighting company.
-._._..__......-
Are you able toracc ' one? A
better position—one With greater
opportunities, . may necessaril
have to beat‘cépl'eti t a, fero —
lars per week less . ,
you a Savings B flk ddcottn‘t
which will bridge vet this defiv
cicnc‘y [until
worth and
sired
bank is of tremendous importance.
ary. . .. Have
[you b e prayers your
ave secured the de-
iiicrease? Money-‘2 in ‘ the
Why not start anlaccodt’it now
Think it over
Four per cent. is what we pay.
. . . \
soo'rii NORWALK savruus
' BANK .
United Bank Building,
The South Norwaiit
Trust Compass. -
lithium. hurried.
at "W57?!" W"?-
silra' prrosir "one.
When you make your will relnolnbor
this company is an executor you can
depend upon. its are is pelpotlni. it
is always open for business, and ready
to serve.
Ciiyiaiiiiaiiiut
southubitwsut coils.
Capital. - awesome
«mus. manage
are» prone. : morocco
races it. mm W.
"i- .. (i;13.E'..’..-F .' ' '-" mil-r“;
.omle'rollau a... .
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